June 2024 Volume 11 Issue 2

DENTAL SCIENCES JOURNAL

Telescopic Overdenture with Metal Copings for Bilateral Anterior Abutment Rehabilitation: A Case Report

Dr. Rajat Mahajan, Dr. Kritika Singh ,Dr. Aditi Tripathi,

  • Pages: 1-9

An Overview of Visagism: Designing Smiles to Reflect Inner Personality and Beauty

Dr. Manoj Kumar1 , Dr. Aditi Tripathi2 , Dr. Rajat Mahajan3

  • Pages: 1-10
    • <p>Visagism extends beyond conventional dentistry and represents a philosophy that brings life and individuality to every smile. By integrating both the physical features and psychological dimensions of a person, dental professionals can achieve results that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also personally meaningful. Through Visagism, smile transformations become a reflection of the individual&rsquo;s true essence, expressing not only external appearance but also inner character, emotions, and temperament. This holistic perspective adds a human touch to dentistry, enabling clinicians to create smiles that deeply connect with patients and positively influence their quality of life. Smile aesthetics share a profound relationship with human psychology, shaping not only dental appearance but also personality, self-image, and social interactions. Recognizing this connection is essential for professionals involved in smile design. It is not limited to correcting visible factors such as tooth shape, size, or color; rather, it requires understanding the emotional needs, aspirations, and personal identity of each patient. By appreciating these unique qualities, clinicians can design smiles that go beyond beauty and become genuine expressions of confidence and individuality.Humanizing the smile design process means acknowledging that every smile tells a unique story, and the role of the professional is to help convey that story authentically. Orofacial aesthetics is far more than surface enhancement, as it can significantly influence behavior, personality, and the way individuals relate to others. In this regard, Visagism serves as an important guiding principle, ensuring that aesthetic treatments harmonize not only with the patient&rsquo;s facial characteristics but also with their personality and selfperception. By embracing this concept, dental professionals recognize the close relationship between outward appearance and inner identity, allowing treatment outcomes to truly represent each individual. Ultimately, Visagism empowers patients not only to look their best but also to express themselves with authenticity, fostering confidence and strengthening social relationships.</p>

Fabrication of Immediate denture -A case report

Dr. Roshni

  • Pages: 1-6

A Comprehensive Review of Design, Fabrication, and Clinical Outcomes

Dr.Ananya

  • Pages: 1-10

EVALUATING OCCLUSION FOR TREATMENT APPROACHES, PROSTHETIC REHABILITATION, AND ITS RESULTANT EFFECT OF TMJ AND FOLLOWING OUTCOMES: A RESEARCH ARTICLE

Dr. Manoj Kumar¹, Dr. Hemakshe Srivastava²

  • Pages: 1-6
    • <p>This review article aimed to evaluate occlusion for treatment approaches, prosthetic rehabilitation, and its resultant effect on TMJ and the following outcomes. Occlusion plays a critical role in maintaining oral function, prosthetic stability, and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) health. It governs the relationship between teeth, supporting structures, and masticatory muscles, thereby influencing chewing efficiency, speech, and overall comfort. In prosthetic dentistry, occlusal considerations vary depending on the type of restoration, requiring careful adaptation to ensure even force distribution and long-term success. Complete dentures rely on balanced or lingualized occlusion to enhance stability on a tissue-supported foundation, while removable partial dentures must harmonize with remaining natural teeth to prevent excessive stress on abutments. Fixed prostheses demand precise occlusal planning to preserve tooth integrity and avoid TMJ strain. In implant dentistry, the absence of a periodontal ligament necessitates implant-protective occlusion to minimize biomechanical overload and prevent complications. Across all modalities, achieving occlusal harmony is essential for protecting oral structures, maintaining prosthesis longevity, and ensuring patient comfort. A comprehensive approach that integrates biological, mechanical, and functional principles allows clinicians to deliver predictable outcomes and significantly improve the patient&rsquo;s quality of life.</p>
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